Rodney McLeod’s feeling good about his goal of returning to the field with the Philadelphia Eagles by the start of training camp and that he’ll be in the lineup when they open the season Sept. 8 against the Washington Redskins.

It is hardly an accident that the Philadelphia Eagles approached the offseason as a team adding specific parts to what they already saw as a strong contender. That is reflected in the offseason additions of running back Jordan Howard and wide receiver DeSean Jackson (for his second stint with the Eagles) on offense and tackle Malik Jackson and linebacker Zach Brown on defense.

The Philadelphia Eagles are looking forward to having Carson Wentz, the guy who was so instrumental in their Super Bowl run two seasons ago, back at quarterback this season rather than the guy continually slowed by the severe knee injury that prematurely ended his 2017 season.

Sean Payton took the ultimate bottom-line approach in providing motivation to his New Orleans Saints players last Monday, as they began preparing for Sunday’s divisional-round playoff game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

When a backup quarterback becomes MVP of the Super Bowl, that makes him anything but a typical understudy at the position. For Nick Foles, however, it goes even deeper.

As a rookie tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Goedert is seeing the qualities that allowed quarterback Nick Foles to become one of the greatest stories in sports.

This year, the Eagles’ playoff road figures to be much tougher, as a 9-7 wild-card team that has to travel to Chicago to face the 12-4 Bears Sunday.

Rookie linebacker Leighton Vander Esch knows there’s no way to minimize how important Sunday night’s 27-20 victory over the NFC East rival Philadelphia Eagles was for the Dallas Cowboys.

Nick Foles went from backup quarterback to Super Bowl MVP. What’s next for the NFL journeyman?

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